The North Carolina Commission on Racial & Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System (NC CRED) is dedicated to identifying and addressing racial and ethnic disparities within the state's criminal justice framework. By collaborating with a diverse array of stakeholders, including judges and law enforcement, NC CRED aims to create evidence-based strategies that lead to a more equitable, effective, and humane system. Their work involves outreach, advocacy, policy reform, and education to promote racial justice and eliminate disparities.
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This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.
A symposium aiming to address bias and inequality in the legal system, being held at Duke University.
A symposium discussing the harms caused by confederate monuments and exploring paths for their removal.
A webinar focusing on the impacts of Confederate monuments in North Carolina and ongoing efforts for their removal.
Undue Harms Impact Report
This report reflects NC CRED's Symposium aimed at addressing and removing confederate monuments, highlighting the emotional impact on participants.
2024-02-17
A symposium focusing on the judges' roles in addressing bias and inequality in the justice system.
2023-04-13
A symposium that aimed to transform the discussion around the impacts of confederate monuments.
2021-06-30
A discussion on the role of lawyers in perpetuating Confederate iconography in NC courthouses.
A hub for reliable, data-informed discourse on race and justice issues in North Carolina.
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